At the beginning of the pestilence and when it ends, there’s always a propensity for rhetoric. ... It is only in the thick of ...

A former US immigration judge filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Justice (DOJ), citing a violation of her Civil Rights. Tania Nemer, who was released from her position as an immigration ...

Rights organization Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Monday urged member states of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to safeguard the court and combat impunity for international crimes at the ...

Five humanitarian disarmament coalitions and 77 civil society organizations on Saturday condemned Ukraine's suspension of the ...

A federal appeals court ruled Monday that a lawyer who represented US President Donald Trump in a number of civil and criminal matters between his first and second presidencies cannot serve as ...

African leaders convened in Algiers on Sunday for the Conference on the Crimes of Colonialism in Africa. This conference is another step in the African Union's (AU) plan of action to advance justice ...

Human Rights Watch on Friday issued a warning that growing irregularities, political interference, and security pressures ...

Thousands of protesters in the Philippines on Sunday, including the Roman Catholic church clergy, called for the resignation of the country's President and the prosecution of high-level officials ...

The Supreme Court of Russia, in a closed-door decision on Friday, designated the Anti-Corruption Foundation (ACF/FBK) as a 'terrorist organisation.' The ruling specifically affects Anti-Corruption ...

Amnesty International on Friday called for Tunisian authorities to revoke the “unjust convictions and sentences” in the conspiracy case against several activists, politicians, and lawyers, calling ...

The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) warned on Friday that the Myanmar military junta’s planned elections will worsen repression and instability rather than restore ...

Amnesty International reported Friday that an acquittal of 87 individuals, including protestors, journalists, and lawyers, reveals an endemic misuse of the criminal justice system by the Turkish ...